⚠️ Gambling Restrictions in Romania

    Since February 2026, Romania's new emergency ordinance grants municipalities the power to ban or restrict land-based gambling venues. Several cities have already enacted local bans on slot halls and betting shops. While major casinos in Bucharest remain open, venues listed below may be subject to closure or restricted access. We recommend checking directly with each establishment before visiting, or exploring licensed online alternatives.

    Salas de Máquinas de Slot em Bucharest

    Romania • Salas de jogo dedicadas exclusivamente a máquinas de slot

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    Legal framework

    Standalone slot machine halls in Bucharest, Romania, are legal but require a national licence from the National Office for Gambling (ONJN), municipal approval under the 2026 emergency decree, and operation in localities over 15,000 inhabitants with at least 75 machines per venue. Higher authorisation taxes apply in Bucharest, such as EUR 70,000 per casino table or EUR 6,000 per unlimited-winnings slot machine.

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